Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-06-07

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the other men, and refuse 10 give Il Hp
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ments rslatinR 70 tue w0Fk. Cassie 4
FgszieK are still e. wsrk on the street,
and expect to finish Il very shortly.
Tbs Exchange Hotel. recently opened
under the name Of the Scandinavian
Hotel, and which name was shortly
thereafter changed. has been closed mp
By complaining creditors.
An ACTING SECRETARY.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber Of Oommerce will be held this
evening IL WilI be remembered that
James Chambsrlain vas dropped from
the sserttaFyship Of that body q few
days ago. With the explanation that
that ofIise Vas 70 be dispensed with for
the time being. Mr.. 8. A. WheelwFiohf,
OF the late arm Of WheelwFight & Hunt,
10 acting secretary Of the Chamber ct
present. and since Mr.. Chamberlain re-
tired and the several candidates fos the
Office mentioned in the Posi- IETKLLI-
GExcEB 9 few days ago are anxiOusly
Anticipating election to ill the unex
pired term.
TIE TROUHLE n TIE ozUBcH.
The voting In the First B4p let
Chureh meeting on Thursday of last
week, TO deteFmiRe whether the aid fer
support OF the pastor should be asked
OF the Mission Board Of New York,
discovered bot four votes against it.
Under the rules Of the church, however.
it is said this call should be unanimous.
Il is said there vas some very direct
talk indnlgsd In at the meeting. but
that the large me- 3rity we're enthusiast
tic in the pastors behalf. A new Bap-
tist shurcb organization will be Effected
this week by the disadected members
Of this church previously referred to.
aud others. Rev. w. II. SseeRaF, Of
New York. who is In the city and who
preached in the q. A. Hall last Sunday
evening. will be chosen as pastor. He
is an Independents preaoher-indspeud
ent Of the Mission Board.
Il SOCIAL ARTAIBs.
The Ivy eocial give an excursion 30
Olympia on the Clara Brown tbis after
noon. Arrived at Olympia the party
repairs to Columbia Hall where they
will dance the hours sway till Of the
morning when they will start on the re-
turn. TIE boat will touch at Old Ia
coma and Steilacoom. The bali will be
the last Of the series given by the club
this season.
Miss Florence Mollinelli Is commit
tiRg to memory the Declaration OF In
J dependence, in order to recite instead OF
read IL at the Fourth Ct July celebra-
!, tion-she being on the programme for
that performance. o. the let Of July,
for the benefit Of the people Of Tacoma
who wish to see her before the crowd
esmes, Miss Mollinelli, with selected
company, will present "Frou Frou" al
the Opera House, and will give in add.
ton the balcony scene of Romeo and
Juliet. The young lads has decided to
play Lady Macbeth" on the evening
Of the Fourth of July. W. J. Fife will
play Macbeth"
Bishop Fowler. of the NJ. +. Church,
is expectsd,tO arrive in this city tomor
row and deliver q sermon or address 10
the Opera House.
TACOMA, June 6, 1887.